On Friday, Jeremy Renner thanked the medical staff in the intensive care unit of the hospital where he is recovering after being seriously injured in a snowplow accident on New Year’s Day.
The Marvel star posted a photo to his Instagram story showing him in a hospital bed surrounded by medical staff.
“Thank you to the renowned critical care medical team for starting this journey,” she captioned the image.
Renner also released a video from The Base Chicago, a high school academic and athletic program, that showed a group of people dancing on a stage and holding “J Renner” signs while “In Da Club” from 50 Cent was singing in the background.
The video was made in celebration of Renner’s birthday on January 7th.
“Sending a huge HAPPY BIRTHDAY to @jeremyrenner,” the organization captioned the post.
Renner shared her appreciation in the comments section of the post, writing, “I love you so much!!!! Thanks. You made my spirit sing!!!!”
Base Chicago shared a photo of Renner wearing a hoodie with the group’s logo in a greeting post on Friday. The actor appears in many of the organization’s past posts.
Renner appears in a group photo posted to the organization’s Instagram in June with the caption, “There’s more than one #superhero in this photo.”
The Base Chicago posted a photo of the actor having lunch with the group in April.
“We appreciate you coming to @thebasechicago and raising our kids,” the caption read.
Renner underwent surgery on Monday after he was injured while plowing snow on his property in Reno, Nevada. He was airlifted to a local hospital after suffering “chest trauma and orthopedic injuries,” his rep said in a statement to People.
The actor shared a video he made of himself recovering in intensive care on Thursday. The video showed someone lightly washing their hair.
“ICU Spa moment to lift spirits,” he wrote in a text overlay featured in the video. “Thank you mom, thank you sister, thank you all for your love.”
